Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1887-02-05

Mrs. w. g. Neale e better
Mr.. j. c. Hooten was here this week.
Mr.. Orrie Lale is home from California.
Mrs. Hargrave. of Higginsville, Is quite I'll.
Miss Bette Campbell has gone to Ken
lucky.
Mr.. VIM. McChesney, Jr.. is very i'll in
Texas.
Mr.. Cha., Consrd returned from Virginia
last week.
MI. J. P. Rabbit has been visiting Mr.. f.
G. LOOMS.
Mr.. j.. A. j. Shultz Is here looking after
Linwood Lawn.
Miss Comora Harrison has been at Hig-
ginsville this week.
Mr.. Ed Carter. of st. Louis has been visit
ing Mr.. &. NJ. Catron.
Misses Bette and Cricket Campbell were
at Kansas City this week.
Miss Alice Walker has been visiting Mrs.
E. F. KeYton, ut HiggInsville.
Mrs. W. F. Walkenhorst, who has been
o1ite Ill for some weeks, Is better.
Mrs. B. R. Ireland attended the wedding of
her nephew. Mr.. Jerre Chamberlain.
Mr.. George Miller, of st. Louis, spent
last Sunday in this city with friends.
Mr.. &. b. Noel, of Lexington, is spending
a few days with friends in Elmwood.
Mr.. Nj. Lindley Wood has been ordered TO
| duty at the navy yard at Washington City.
Miss Annie Chamberlain and MIR. John
| Chamberlain are here visiting their mother.
Messrs.E Il. Winsor and Jos. b. Silver intend
| to open q real estate Office At Kansas City
soon.
Miss Mary Murphy. Of Windsor. Mo-. at
tended the Albin- Klnkead, wedding last
week.
Mrs. Carrie Buckingham WAS called home
from Kansas City, Mo-, to the death bed of
her mother. Mrs. S. F. Currie.
Miss Daisy Webb, of Dover township. after
q short visit to relatives here. left, Thursday.
to VISIT her sister at Kansas City.
Mrs. j. Il. Webb, of Dover township, after
a weeks visit to her daughters in this city.
returned home yesterday morning.
Mr.. VIM. George went to Kansas City, last
Monday, where he has accepted a position In
Deere Il Mansur's implement house.
Mrs. r.. NJ. Sparks. of Medicine Lodge,
Kansas, was called to Nevada, Mo-, last In
day, by the serious illness of her sister, Mrs.
Gray.
Mr.. Gregory, who has been conducting
the singing school at Edenview for the past
two months, has consented to teach another
term.
Mrs. E. B. Wingate and sons return home
to-day, accompanied by Miss Bette R. Wad-
dell, who will visit them for some two
weeks.
MI. J. T. Clayton and wife of Kansas City.
Mo-, and Mrs. Susan b. Finfrock, of West.
port, Mo-, came down a day or two ago to at
terd the funeral of their mother, Mrs. 8. +.
Currie.
Louisville Courier 1.-the nwife
Of Secretary Sayard has not been dead over
. year, and yet The gossips are indulging in-
definite, and doubtless baseless rumors Of a
romantic engagement and coming marriage"
New Castle, KY, LOcal:-"Miss Lille
Dale, Of Shelby county. and Miss Pet Trail,
of Lexington, Mo-, are visiting the family Of
Mrs. Agnes Ellis. Miss Pet says she'd rather
they would say she was from Kansas Cit!
than from Lexington. She will please &c
cept our thanks for y copy of the Lexington
Intelligencer."
The following cards announce The approach
I of u wedding In colored high life In thi
city:-"Mr. and Mrs. Doniphan request you
presence at the marriage Of their daughter
LottIe, to Rev. A. j. Burton, Thursday
Feb. 10th, 1887. at 8 O'Clock. p. M, at Zlol
= Chapel, Lexington. Mo. Reception at thei
! home from $3.50 to 10 p. M" The lady in th
case has been a teacher In the public schOo
here, and Is well thought Of by all VIII
q know her.